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Two pro-Tibet websites were attacked with a malware that can attack local or remote databases linked to the user's computer, McAfee discovered. Researchers have discovered the first trojan for Apple's iPhone. Researchers at Fortinet have discovered what they believe to be the first malicious widget to appear on the popular social networking website Facebook. Bogus alerts purporting to be from CNN are luring victims to over 1,000 hacked websites pushing fake, malware-infested Flash Player software, Internet security watchdogs have warned. One of Google's latest features can be manipulated to spread malware, a pair of researchers said Wednesday at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas. Organisational security could be at risk if Citrix is not implemented carefully, according to recent tests. The first months of 2008 has seen spam levels rise with the economic situation and Olympics adding fuel to the fire. Security Engineers at the Cupertino have cancelled their planned session at this week's Black Hat security convention in Las Vegas.
No bricks removed from great firewall Hackers are getting quicker at taking advantage of publicly-disclosed security holes, new research shows. The malicious botnet is now attempting to recruit new members by hiding its malware within a fake news story about the FBI and Facebook.
Convicted spammer Edward 'Eddie' Davidson apparently killed his wife and daughter before taking his own life.
When researcher Dan Kaminsky reveals details behind the major DNS protocol vulnerability next month at Black Hat, it may not be such a surprise anymore. Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6) is placing many systems at risk of attack because networking software has IPv6 enabled but users don't know it, warns a security researcher. A DNS design flaw, which could have allowed remote attackers to silently hijack web sessions, prompted Tuesday's release of an unprecedented multivendor patch. Cyber-crooks are using new technologies and reinventing forms of social engineering to ensnare consumers and businesses, security experts warn. German IT consultancy N.runs has warned that antivirus products can actually open the door to attackers. A cross-site scripting vulnerability in Yahoo Mail could leave instant messenger users open to attack. A security researcher has published proof-of-concept code for the blended Internet Explorer-Safari for Windows threat. A new industry alliance promises to pave the way for more secure software. Is SAFECode what we've been waiting for?